TnRiver46

Yeah I drove my aunt to hers and made the mistake of sitting next to the bathroom in the waiting room

I learned to never take off sunglasses working on a lawn care crew. I’ve finished weedeating many a yard in the dark wearing sunglasses. It only takes once and you’re out an eyeball.

Zoom , color depends on location. Rigged weedless on an 1/8 oz round ball jig head

Because the bait monkey dabbles in rods and reels too

Savages........without eyelids......

They will eat their own offspring and not even blink. And humans think it’s cruel to catch them off their nest

I like mayo but I don’t like watching carp it eat fresh out of a squeeze bottle

I saw a waitress feed them mayonnaise one time, thank goodness I had already finished my food

Like every restaurant on the water??

I believe it was the always exciting grey squirrel

breakfast has been foregone this morning, more pressing matters are up in the Maple tree

The ones in the reservoirs where I live can be hand fed, and caught with bread or corn. The carp in the river shoals will move out of the way to let corn go by then reposition.

I used to have some snake topwaters that worked pretty decent and I cleaned a bass with a snake in its throat once. There’s a pond at work where a big bass will follow a 5’ water snake everywhere it swims

Does the ribbit frog count or is that in the toad category? I like em!

With a bow and arrow

Ribeye of the sky

I saw this black racer go across a customers driveway today. But I was there for raccoon not snake

those mice can be real man eaters......

The state lottery paid for my college degree

3/0 not at all too big for a senko. I usually go 4/0 or 5/0 but I use hand pour imitation stick worms that float without a hook

I get skunked sometimes while fishing but I get skunked a lot while trapping at work

There were gar, largemouth, and spots all chowing on a Shad spawn where I was last week

Awesome trip! Campground raccoons are a tricky bunch. We had one open a cooler and take a pound of bacon in the blink of an eye at the beach.

Yeah I’m not a hunter but it seems way more difficult than fishing. But I do have some buddies that let the small bucks walk everytime

I feel like harvesting older ones can be better than harvesting young ones (except in ponds). Old ones have already spawned several times, they aren’t the future. Old fish are close to dying, might as well eat em. If you think about it, almost every state has length minimums, meaning you keep big fish. If keeping only small fish was better for the ecosystem, you would think biologists would make length maximums instead of minimums. I’ve seen a few length maximums across the country but not many. I think we as fishermen let big fish go because we love them and don’t want to kill them, not because it’s good for the ecosystem. Also in hunting, most harvest mature animals